tessa dunlop , and author, dr. tessa dunlop, and author, dr. dunlop, and the cantankerous former editor of the sun , kelvin editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a key part of the programme. email me, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but no, that's we've been that's what we've all been waiting of the day waiting for. the news of the day with middlehurst . jacob with polly middlehurst. jacob thank you and good evening to you. >> well, we start this bulletin with some breaking news from the us canada border. all four international border crossings international border crossings in western new york have been locked down following a major vehicle explosion. this happening within the last half hour at the rainbow bridge crossing near niagara falls amid african media are reporting that two people have died and the fbi is investigating and has described the situation as very fluid. so to recap all four international border crossings between the us and canada in the western new york, niagara area are closed. two people are d

this evening, the daily telegraph columnist madeline grant and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlopas always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now wsfime mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's time for the news the it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the newsroom tonight is that the handover of more israeli hostages is currently underway at the rafah border crossing in egypt tonight . it crossing in egypt tonight. it marks the final day of a two day extension of the truce in the israel—hamas war. to of the hostages, both believed to be russians are now with idf special forces inside israeli territory. we're keeping an eye on events in the middle east for you throughout the evening here on news. here in the uk, sir on gb news. here in the uk, sir keir starmer says the government is blame for record migration is to blame for record migration numbers promised to scrap numbers as he promised to scrap laws

historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop and former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie .s always, i want mackenzie. and as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mail mog at gb news. and now it's time for the news of the day with tatiana sanchez . day with tatiana sanchez. >> jacob, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom . the latest from the newsroom. the foreign office has confirmed the first british nationals have left gaza via the rafah border crossing from gaza into egypt . crossing from gaza into egypt. buses carrying at least 320 foreign passport holders set off from gaza earlier today , the from gaza earlier today, the first in an initial list of 500 people allowed out of the enclave . it comes as more than enclave. it comes as more than 80 injured people were taken across the rafah crossing in ambulances under a deal mediated by qatar. james cleverly says uk teams were ready to assist them as soon as they were to leave. they have now left israel rail says it's killed a second hamas comma

historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop and former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie . and as always, i want mackenzie. and as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mail mog at gb news. and now it's time for the news of the day with tatiana sanchez . day with tatiana sanchez. >> jacob, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom . the latest from the newsroom. the foreign office has confirmed the first british nationals have left gaza via the rafah border crossing from gaza into egypt . crossing from gaza into egypt. buses carrying at least 320 foreign passport holders set off from gaza earlier today , the from gaza earlier today, the first in an initial list of 500 people allowed out of the enclave . it comes as more than enclave. it comes as more than 80 injured people were taken across the rafah crossing in ambulances under a deal mediated by qatar. james cleverly says uk teams were ready to assist them as soon as they were to leave. they have now left israel rail says it's killed a second hamas

conducted by lord dunlop, andrew dunlop, originally commissioned when theresa may was by minister andthe need for us to have a more coherent approach towards sharing information and coordinating policy across the whole united kingdom. in broad terms, did your appointment to secretary of state for levelling up and as ministerfor and as minister for intergovernmental and as ministerfor intergovernmental relations mean that you were less involved in decision—making relating to covid from that date of appointment, 15th september 2021?— from that date of appointment, 15th september 2021? yes. alright. from that date of appointment, 15th september2021? yes. alright. coming september 2021? yes. alright. coming back to the september2021? yes alright. coming back to the cabinet office. the inquiry has heard evidence and particularly in the context of module one, to the effect that the cabinet office performs a vital role at the heart of government in liaising between other government departments, synthesising the response of government, in brokering if you like the affairs of government betwee

but i'm delighted to be joined in this studio tessa dunlop also studio by tessa dunlop and also kelvinnzie. whilst we wait for jacob to arrive, i just want to look at james cleverly's record. actually, he's the new home secretary and obviously the prime minister says that he's serious stopping the serious about stopping the boats, he's serious about reducing immigration numbers. what's james cleverly's record of talking about immigration? tesla have you ever heard him talk about immigration? >> well, quickly, more >> well, just quickly, more broadly cleverly, if broadly on james cleverly, if i may, just can i have one second on personality, because on his personality, because i happen to share fireworks night with quite a high art wonk in the office, commonwealth the foreign office, commonwealth and was and development, who was absolutely extolling his virtues. this was before he'd been moved to the home office, saying was easy to work with saying he was easy to work with took brief. one of the most took a brief. one of the most popular among the white blob. took a brief. one of the mo

we had a bit of a punchy debate before the break there with tessa dunlop yes, definitely not team dunlopas you know, my grandmother was half greek, first of andreas first cousin of andreas papandreou, greek papandreou, the socialist greek prime minister. my great grandfather the grandfather discovered the temple at dodona. but temple of zeus at dodona. but look, talk. we have look, we have to talk. we have to get away from this nationalism you it's nationalism. you know, it's quite the left quite funny. people on the left arguing nationalism over arguing for nationalism over internationalism. and the internationalism. um, and the british is of the british museum is one of the world's three encyclopaedic museums with the louvre museums along with the louvre and the metropolitan museum . um, museums along with the louvre and theyvietropolitan museum . um, museums along with the louvre and they speakolitan museum . um, museums along with the louvre and they speak to :an museum . um, museums along with the louvre and they speak to ourviuseum . um, museums along with the louvre and they speak

tessa dunlop and alex dean for joining panel. tessa dunlop and alex dean forjoining me.t a few minutes for the afternoon session of sunday with michael portillo. i'll be speaking to a former trustee of the gallery the the national gallery about the rokeby for rokeby venus, which for the second its long life was second time in its long life was attacked activists. this time attacked by activists. this time from just oil. so so i hope from just stop oil. so so i hope to see you back here at noon . christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . two sunday with michael portillo i >> settle in for an hour of politics arts, culture and world affairs . gb news has been affairs. gb news has been covering the remembrance day events from the cenotaph in central london, where a two minute silence was observed at 11:00 for britain's war dead . 11:00 for britain's war dead. i'll catch up with our correspondent cameron walker, who's been in central london talking to veterans. after that , talking to veterans. after that, i'll be speaking to three highly informed israeli political observers

tessa dunlop and jeff finn paul, who joined us from leiden. some breaking news has just come in.terry venables has passed away at the age of 80. mr venables played for various clubs, including chelsea , clubs, including chelsea, tottenham hotspur and queens park rangers during the 1960s and 1970s . we will be crossing and 1970s. we will be crossing to the netherlands after the break as we look at the electoral success of the anti—immigration hardliner geert wilders is a new populist wave about to break on the continent? stay with us. >> hello there and greg dewhurst. and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . latest gb news weather forecast. east. it's still rather cloudy, so staying unsettled over the next few days and temperatures starting to fall further as well. low pressure dominating the weather pattern at the moment, bringing some brisk winds eastern areas . this low winds to eastern areas. this low pressure moves away, allowing brief then. brief respite before then. further weather systems in further weather systems move in through the middle to end of next wee

tessa dunlop hasn't managed to come in this evening she was with a evening because she was with a worldut she was kind enough to ask her and her the former chairman her friend, the former chairman of conservative of the bromsgrove conservative association, what they thought of palestine of the planned palestine protests . and the people have protests. and the people have spoken. >> i prefer that everybody just join together and remember wondered why we wear poppies, why we still . i don't know why we still. i don't know whether celebrates the right word, but commemorate poppy day . word, but commemorate poppy day. >> now let me put that to our very own world war two veteran. >> they allowed to protest on the saturday. if that doesn't have services on that day or not, as long as they don't become disruptive, i suppose if the saturdays are free in a sense, um , that's all right. sense, um, that's all right. >> but i don't think it's fair to interrupt our normal remembrance sunday >> well, i'm delighted to be joined now by my panel, former editor of the sun kelvin mackenzie, and the former